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The Empty Inbox Myth

September 17, 2007

In an interview of Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth, Lifehacker asked him some questions about productivity. As you might expect of a successful person, his answers did not sound parroted, unlike those of a GTD “cultist.” Instead, he has found what works for him, and makes the best of it:

Lifehacker: How do you manage your to-do [...]

One of the things I tried to do during my sabbatical last week was to simplify my life. Specifically, I worked on improving what I call my signal-to-noise ratio. Now that I have been retired for about 9 months, and now that I have turned 58 years old, I am asking “what do I want [...]

I am a big fan of lists. Having a good set of checklists and reference lists can save you lots of time and can help reduce errors. That is one of the reasons I like ListPro.
In this post we cover a few of its many features, including new features in its recently released version [...]

Using a How-To Directory

August 14, 2007

I came across a great tip a while back, which I think was on Matt Cutts’ site: set up a directory called “How To” and dump in text files on individual how-to-do-this items.
I wish I had started this years ago, but at least I have finally started it. My first use for it was a [...]

One of my very favorite PDA programs is ListPro. I use it on all of my Pocket PCs and on my Palm TX as well. It’s a great program that got even better today with the release of version 5.0, which adds: